The park is new so you can ride just about everything a few times! I felt kind of spoiled. I thought the food was passable at best, but the atmosphere was nice.

ROCK ON HARD ROCK PARK!!!!

Family of four bought tix online and later learned you can get them for less at the fate if you live in NC or SC – so don’t buy early to save. $39 for SC/NC. $43 online if 4 or more.

I don’t really get the complaints about the food. I enjoyed the meal I had at the Reggae restaurant. With regards to admission, it’s only $39 if you’re an NC or SC resident. There’s also a money back guarantee, so if you check out the park and don’t feel like it’s worth you can get your money back.

It’s not a huge park, but I really think there’s plenty to do for your money. Hard rock Park just opened and no one should expect this park to be on the level of the Orlando parks, but as I’ve said it’s a completely unique experience and in my opinion, worth a visit.

Thanks for the review.

Let’s start off with the good. The merchandise is really cool and relatively affordable compared to the industry standard. Additionally, you can’t find a piece of trash if you tried throughout the entire park! The cleanliness is great but remember the park is new so time will only tell if this remains.

Now for the bad, yes…that was all the good! Let’s start off with the ticket price, $50 per person for a park that can be completed in 3-4 hours is just insane! $10 to park is normal compared to industry standard but when you only get minimal attractions to experience, it can only leave a bitter taste of being ripped off in your mouth!

Now for the attractions, most of the attractions aren’t unique in any manner. You have the swings, the spider but with a different themed car, a carousel, a water play area, etc. Although Led Zeppelin is a great coaster, one great ride doesn’t justify attending this park with a $50 ticket! The rides are cookie cutters that can be found anywhere in the world including Six Flags and even worse, your local carnival!

Let’s now talk about the food! This is by far the worst aspect of the park. Now you’d think that Hard Rock would if anything get the food right because of their long standing history in the restaurant business….WRONG! The service is not trained to expedite a line in any shape or manner! We waited over 25 minutes in a very short line to get a burger and fries and it was like pulling teeth! I can’t even begin to explain how messed up this operation is! The manager in the location was also very rude and you could only walk away feeling bad for the front line employees who were trying their best to achieve a good guest experience! In addition to the awful service and quality of the food, the price is outrageous! Let me say you can eat at Disney World for half the price of Hard Rock Park and get great service and better food! It’s just awful and that’s all I have to say about that! P.S. Don’t plan on eating at a Hard Rock Café because the Hard Rock Park doesn’t offer one! Crazy!

Overall, the staff was very friendly and seems to be excited about working at the first ever Rock Park. Unfortunately for them, I can’t see the park lasting the summer based on the lack of attendance and the high-ticket prices. The staff is a nice mix of locals of young and old and I even had some great conversations with a couple international staff members from Russia.

In conclusion, Hard Rock Park is anything from Rockin. If the park makes it through the summer it will only be because of the local base annual passholder attendance. The amount of rides are lacking, the price and quality of food is awful, and the place being a ghost town can only make you believe I’m not the only one with hopes the Hard Rock Corporation either corrects the major issues they have on their hands or walk away from trying to enter the theme park industry! Rock your way down to Orlando for a fun time filled with Princesses, Pirates, Simpsons and soon to be Harry Potter!